What a game looks like



What is All Ore Nothing?
You settle an island made of hexagon fields: forest, pasture, fields, hills and mountains. Every field has a number. Whoever rolls it gives every player with a settlement on those fields resources – lumber, wool, grain, brick and ore.
- RollThe dice decide which fields yield resources.
- TradeTrade with the other players, the bank or through harbors. Haggling works by drag & drop.
- BuildRoads, settlements and cities earn victory points. The first to reach 10 wins.
Why it's fun
No sign-up
Create a room, send the link or code to your friends – a few seconds later everyone is at the table. No account, no download.
Random events
Every few rounds the event wheel spins: thunderstorm, tornado, Robin Hood, duel, special offers from the bank. No two games play out the same.
Many maps
Standard, Island world with ships, gold rivers, Lake district, Fog coast with hidden harbors, Giant realm – or your own map with a few sliders.
A living 3D board
Day and night, rain and sea fog, surf and gulls. Every field sounds different when you zoom in. Prefer it flat? One click on 2D.
Bots and a practice game
Computer opponents in three levels fill empty seats. New to the game? The practice game explains every step while you play.
Your house rules
Victory points, turn timer, discard limit, friendly robber: the host sets the rules for the table – even mid-game.
FAQ
Does the game cost anything?
No. You play for free in your browser, without an account and without a download.
How many people can play?
2 to 6. From 5 players on, the board gets bigger automatically. If you're short of players, the host adds bots to the table.
Do my friends need an account?
No. Whoever opens the link or enters the 4-letter room code just types a name and is at the table.
How long does a game take?
With 10 victory points usually 45 to 90 minutes, depending on the number of players. For a quick round, the host sets fewer victory points or a turn timer.
Can I play on my phone?
Not yet. The game is built for the browser on a computer, with a mouse and a big screen.
What happens if someone loses their connection?
Just open the link again: the seat is kept. Anyone gone for longer can be taken out of the game – their turns are skipped, and someone else can take over the seat via the link.
